Bleaching hair an adding Clairol 9AA - Clairol Pro Creme Demi Cool Mix Tone

As long as there are no metallic oxides in any of the dye you are fine to do that. If there are oxides in the dye then any bleach based hair color additive can react with the metal in the oxide and cause the hair shaft to be damaged and the hair to break off.

Clairol Color Crave purple semi-permanent hair color lets you flaunt your fearless with bright colors and bold results that gradually fades through 15+ washes. The lighter your hair, the longer your wear.vape dubai

You cannot lighten "color" with "color". If you had to, and only had one color, you could possibly put color on the ends first, wait 10 mins and then apply to roots (which is difficult to do on your own hair) Virgin (uncolored hair) lightens MUCH faster than colored hair. alot of times the colored parts of the hair will never get as light as the roots, without using a differant product. This is why people go to salons :) Anyway, first try Matrix shampoo called "So Silver" (this will tone the hair. Its purple color neutralizes the orange. Most likely though, the color you used was a darker level of color than what your ends were and since you cannot lighten color with color, you get brassy orange. Go to sally's beauty supply, pick up some hair bleach, 20 vol. developer. mix together equal parts. wet your hair, lather with shampoo/conditioner mixture, and smush bleach mixture ONLY to your orange ends (NOT YOUR ROOTS)watch your strands fade from orange to light pale blonde and rinse as soon as it hits desired level (only takes a few minutes) Hope this helps.

Use no more than an inch of the cool mix tones to the 10a next time... You just used way too much. Or try one of the Wella toners!

Clairol Loving Care Hair Color Creme Lotion #70 Beige Blonde
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Hope this helps!

Gray hair is resistant to accept color.....You might try to find one of 2 products: " Zotos Porosity Equalizer" from Sally's or any beauty supply store. Also, Clairol has a new formulation called "Gray Solution", where there is a cream added to gray hair prior to adding color. This is for next time you plan to color.
In the meantime, you may want to purchase Roux Fanci-Full Color Styling Mousse in either #19 or #18 to tone down the red tones from your local beauty supply or online.Good Luck

Sure there is, Love Your Color by CoSaMo is perfect replacement. take a look on amazon for it: Amazon com Love Your Color by CoSaMo. I hope this helped you. Cheers
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The color which is in your hair will be there untill you remove them with the help of bleach, I will not recomment you to do a bleach as u have recently colored your hair and it can cause damage to your hair... i will recommend oil treatmet, do a coconut oil massage evry night and wash it back in morning do it for a week and then next week you can bleach your hair so that it will not be damaged